Functional connectivity is linked to working memory differences in children with reading learning disability
Abstract Reading learning disability (RLD) is characterized by a specific difficulty in learning to read that is not better explained by an intellectual disability, lack of instruction, psychosocial adversity, or a neurological disorder. According to the domain-general hypothesis, a working memory d...
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Main Authors: | Rodrigo Flores-Gallegos (Author), Thalía Fernández (Author), Sarael Alcauter (Author), Erick Pasaye (Author), Lucero Albarrán-Cárdenas (Author), Bertha Barrera-Díaz (Author), Paulina Rodríguez-Leis (Author) |
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2024-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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